Connector

WordPress Connector for LanguageOps

Connect WordPress with LanguageOps to translate pages, posts, product content, metadata, and media workflows without rebuilding your CMS stack.

How it works

Using LanguageOps with WordPress

  1. Export from WordPress

    Export content as XLIFF, or connect directly so LanguageOps pulls jobs automatically.

  2. Work in LanguageOps

    Translate, run QA and scored LQA, and review in the editor with your memories and terminology.

  3. Return to WordPress

    Push approved translations back into WordPress, with tags and structure intact.

Overview

The LanguageOps WordPress connector is for teams that need multilingual websites without turning WordPress into a fragile plugin maze. Keep WordPress as the publishing layer, and use LanguageOps for translation workflows, QA, LQA, terminology, AI assistance, and delivery control.

It is useful for marketing sites, documentation hubs, ecommerce content, landing pages, product updates, and campaign content where publishing speed matters but translation quality still needs proper review.

Why Use This Connector?

WordPress is excellent for publishing. LanguageOps adds the localisation layer around it:

  • Structured translation workflows for pages, posts, custom post types, and metadata
  • Terminology and style control across campaigns and product pages
  • QA and LQA checks before translated content goes live
  • AI-assisted drafting and review with human approval where needed
  • Media and SEO support for alt text, titles, slugs, and descriptions

Integration Methods

Content export and import

The simplest workflow:

  1. Select the WordPress content that needs translation
  2. Export structured content for LanguageOps
  3. Translate, review, run QA/LQA, and approve
  4. Import translated content back into WordPress

This works well for controlled releases, campaigns, and teams that want review before publishing.

API-driven workflow

For recurring content:

  • Pull posts, pages, and custom post types through the WordPress REST API
  • Trigger workflows when content changes
  • Push approved translations back to the correct language/version
  • Keep status visible for marketing and localisation teams

Hybrid publishing model

Use WordPress for public delivery and LanguageOps for everything behind the scenes:

  • Draft and review translations in LanguageOps
  • Keep terminology, TM, and QA history outside WordPress
  • Publish only approved versions
  • Maintain a cleaner CMS setup

Use Cases

Website localisation

Translate pages, landing pages, product copy, and blog content while keeping brand voice and terminology consistent.

SEO and metadata translation

Localise titles, descriptions, slugs, image alt text, Open Graph copy, and campaign metadata instead of treating SEO as an afterthought.

Ecommerce content

Route product titles, descriptions, category pages, and support content through a consistent translation workflow.

Multilingual content operations

Give marketing, localisation, and review teams a shared workflow for content handoff, translation, QA, approval, and publishing.

Technical Integration

Common integration paths include:

  • WordPress REST API
  • Custom post type extraction
  • XLIFF/JSON exchange
  • Webhook-triggered workflows
  • Connector automation for recurring updates

We scope the exact route around your WordPress setup, multilingual plugin choices, hosting model, and content governance.

Pricing

Connector usage is included with your LanguageOps subscription. Translation, AI, QA/LQA, and automation usage follow your plan allowances and metered token usage.

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Beta status

This connector is currently in beta. We are validating real-world WordPress workflows with early users before treating it as a fully supported production connector. If you want to use it, book a demo and we will confirm the right integration path for your setup.

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